Jacob Devaney impresses as Irish under-21s defeat England 3-1
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 5:35 AM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Jacob Devaney played a vital role in the Irish under-21s' 3-1 victory over England on October 7, 2026. The midfielder, currently on loan at Hibernian, contributed one key pass and completed 73% of his passes during the match. Defensively, he won six duels, made three interceptions, and achieved two clearances as Ireland gained control throughout the contest. The match marked a significant victory for the Irish team as they concluded the October international break on a high note.
- •Ireland under-21s win 3-1 against England.
- •Jacob Devaney plays 90 minutes and wins six duels.
- •Devaney records one key pass and completes 73% of passes.
- •The match took place on October 7, 2026.
- 5:35 AMYahoo Sports — 1 key pass, 6 duels won: Jacob Devaney inspires Irish under-21s to famous victory over England
"Manchester United had two players in action as the long October international break drew to a close.The Red Devils had numerous footballers representing their nations over the three-week period, and J...
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